Kenny McLean has signed a new two-year deal at Norwich City, officially extending his stay until 2028 under manager Philippe Clement. Kenny McLean stated that the conversation with the manager was very brief, as was the conversation with Ben Knapper, the club's sporting director. Ben Knapper stated that Kenny McLean was completely deserving of the extension and that they are delighted to get it agreed and finalised.

It is reported that Kenny McLean has agreed to a new two-year deal at Carrow Road, an agreement that will extend his stay until the summer of 2028. This new contract will replace the one-year extension he signed during the tenure of Johannes Hoff Thorup.

Philippe Clement has confirmed Norwich City will hold talks with captain Kenny McLean, a 34-year-old Scottish central midfielder, about extending his stay at the club. McLean has entered the final months of his contract, although the club has a 12-month option to extend as part of the terms agreed when the Scottish international extended his contract in September 2023. Clement stated that there is an option, so there is still a year to come, and that they will speak about that towards the end of the season. He also stated it is clear that he is happy with how the situation is going for the moment. In the current 2025/2026 Championship season, McLean has made 31 appearances, scoring one goal and providing three assists. He has earned 53 caps and scored 3 goals for Scotland. Transfermarkt estimates his current market value to be €500k. Rangers have been linked with a potential move for the player.